한국조리학회지 (Culinary science and hospitality research)
- 제10권1호
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- Pages.32-45
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- 2004
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- 2466-0752(pISSN)
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- 2466-1023(eISSN)
식음료 이벤트의 고객 선택속성에 관한 연구
Research about Choice Attribution Customers make in Food & Beverage Events
- Park, Jong-Hun (Department of Culinary & Catering Management, Kyonggi University) ;
- Jin, Yang-Ho (Division of Tourism Science, Kyonggi University)
- 발행 : 2004.03.01
초록
This study is about choice attribution of customers make in food and beverage events. The researcher provided practical plans to uplift food-related enterprises and activate management through surveys and positive analyses, targeting customers who use food services. First of all, all event plans must include customer demands, social changes, special qualities of the business, and market research. Second, low demand season must be customers will be induced to the events. Third, prediction for market variable and solutions must be thoroughly examined and plans should look into the future to maintain a long period of time. Fourth, sufficient communication between planners and employees should be made before the event starts, so that food and beverage businesses can gain trust and quality of event services.Fifth, immaterial service and visible goods/menus in business of food and beverage events must be closely matched. Sixth, menus introducing a variety of merchandise, quality of nutrition and health of the business should be developed. Also, events from countries(regions) should be hold to create a market of cultural exchange. Seventh, for hereafter event plans, feedbacks are needed concerning customers needs and demands through customer care, after the food and beverage events. Eight, faculty management for convenience, kindness, safety, and life preserver accommodations in parking areas must be made, as automobiles are necessaries for people in Mycar era. The ninth, off-line and on-line care through on-line business construction and production of homepage must be done, due to the fact that even the well-made events are bound to fail if they are not delivered to the customers.